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,--_-:., _•-,.i ~-/- -, --- -i -'- % '' ' • I:e9 e" °r.6 " ' - ~' ~ G~~ -i COUNTY OF SURREY. FIRST PUBLICATION FOR THE YEAR 1838. L IST of PERSONS who have taken out General Game Certificates at 31. 13s. 6d. each. SCHEDULE D. NAME. RESIDENCE. NAME. Abhiss, Jno. Stoke D'Abernon Curtis, Geo, Ablett, Jno. Kingston -, Hy. T. Abingdon, Jno. Fred. Byfleet Adams, Thos. Cranley A glionbv. H. A., Esq. Caterham Akers, Wm. ChelslArn Alexander, Jno. Croydon Allen, Thos. Malden Wm. Earlswood, Reigate Allden, Geo. Ash -----, Josh, jun. ditto Amner, Thos. Brixton Andrews, Thos. East Moulsey Arnold, Jas. Streatham Ashby, Jno. Rob. Beddington Ashwood, Jas. St. Saviour, Southwark RESIDENCE. Windlesham Denmark-hill IDann, Alfred Kingston Thos. Tully Werks, 'Nuf field Daun, Edwd., Esq. Tooting Davis, Hewitt, Esq. Addington -, Saml. Petersham ,Thos. H. Capel and Ken aington-green Davidson, Jno. Streatham Davison, Crawford, Esq. Fren sham Dews, Thos. Pyrford -, Jno., Esq. Send -, Robt. ditto Day, Jno. St. Saviour, South wark .--' Wm. Wandsworth Deady, Stepn. Leigh -, Arthur, Esq. Dorking -, Rev. Samuel ditto -, Wm. Epsom Desborough, L. Esq. Egham Devas, Thos. Dulwich Dowdney, Jas. Dorking --, Geo. ditto Dives, Thos. Battersea Donaldson, Jno. Chertsey Drewett, Rd. Pyrford , Thos. Artington , Thes., jun. ditto Drinkwater, Rd. Farnham Dunlass, D. Ewell and Baker street, St. James's Bailey, Wm., jun. Wotton Baker, Wm. South Lambeth ---, Hy. Worplesdon --, Jno. Woking Barclay, Chas., Esq. Dorking -----, Thos. Geo., Esq. ditto Barratt, Geo., Esq. Godalming ---...., Thos. Tatsfield l Barnes, Rd. B. Sutton ----, Edwd. Crowhurst Barrow, Capt. Guildford and Barthol omew , Peter FDoham r arn king Barton, W m . St. Saviour ' Southwark Batchelor, Geo. Chiddingfold . Mater, Jno. Haseomb .----.. Jno. Tuesley Beale, It. S. Frensha m Bedlam, Barnard Bagshet Bell, Thos. Windlesham Bells, Sands, Esq. Limpsfield Bennett, Wm. Cobham ~ Thos ditto Eat well, Robt. Ripley Earger, Wm. Dun sford Wm. Wonersh , Ed ad. Send ------; Jno. Leach Wimbledon Berryman, Jas., jun. Chertsey Best, Geo., Esq. Compton ---, Joe. Horlev Bethune, Edw., Esq. Leatherheail tleveridge,Jas.,Esq. Wandsworth Bicknell, Jno. Artington Birch, Geo., Esq. Holley Bird, Jno. Putney ----, Geo. Clapham-road Blackmore, Edw., Esq. Stoke Blake, W m., Esq. Croydon Bones, Josh. Kingston totby, Peter Bermondsey t!obe, W m . Witley Bond, Geo. Kingston Bonsor, Josh. Colesdon ands ---, Wm. ditto Earnshaw, Win. Upper Ken nington-lane Ede, Josh. Trumpets Hill, Rei gate —, Geo. ". Epsom J no .Walton-on-Hill Edwards, Jas. Thursley Eldridge, Ralph Blet chingly Elgar, Chas. C. Reigate Elkins,Wm. Edwd., Esq. Guild ford Ellery, Jacob Cranley Elliot, Rev. L. W. Pepperharro w Ellis, Thos. Walwerth —, Josh, jun. Richmond Elmes, James Cranley Elsley, Thos. Guildford Elyard, Saml., Esq. Streatham Herbert ditto Entecknap, Wm. Chiddingfold Evans, G. Esq. Headley ---, Capt. Jno. Limpsfield Evershed, Jno. Albury Eyre, Walpole, Esq. Weybridge Fredk. Edwin, Esq. ditto —, Hy. Saml., Esq. ditto Bookham 11 4501cer, Chas., Esq. Guildford 13 oreman, Robt. Ockham toscawen, Hon. and Rev. Jno. E. Wot ton --------, Evelyn ditto Bough, Hy. Wonersh •Roughton, Robt., Esq. Send /Bonk, Henry Mount-row, Lam- beth ile , UttliDon, Stafford, Esq. Woking Bower, Julius Camberwell Jno. Fres. Kingston Bowyer, Jno. Mitcham Boyes, Robt. Bramley Braid, Wm. 'Fapdridge Breton, GeO. Augs., Esq. Worplcsdon Brett, Charles, Esq. Woking Briant, Wm, Robt. Haslemere Bridger, Jas, Esq. Mitcham Bridge s , Sir Fleury Boddington - Alex. By., Esq. ditto - Thos. Esq. Fetcham Britton, Jno., Esq. Battersea Broadwood, H. F., Esq. Newdigate, J. S., Esq. ditto . T. C., Esq. ditto Falkener, Geo. Farnham , Thos. R unfold Farley, Jno. Thornton Heath, Croydon -, Thos. ditto Farmer, A., Esq. Ewell Earnsll, Jne. Capel Farrell, Nathl. Epsom Guildford :4'others, Rd. Felton. Wm. Brockhant Fendick, Thos. South Lambeth, - New-road Fenwick, Ralph, Esq. Streatham , Chas. Esq. ditto Field, Benj. Peckham Rye Finnimore, Abm. ditto Fletcher, Sir Hy. Bart. Walton on-Thames Flood, Hy., Esq. Streatham Foakes, Jno. , jun. Mitcham Foskett, Henry Horley Foster, John Claremont 9 .• , • Brooker, Thos. Barstow Rrookin,,a,Jno. S. Camberwell Brown, Inc). Chelsham -----, Rd., sen. Setfield ------, Wm. diti: , ----, Thos. Charlwoodl ---, Thos. Norwood , James, sen. Wotten —, Charles Shalford Sidney Bridge-road, Lambeth Fownes, .senry Battersea Fox, Thomas Effingham Foy, Josh. Newington _—, Walter Sutton Francis, John, Jun. Ilorley , Geo., jun. Ripley Frankland, James Henry, Esq. Eashing Hockley Shere T., jun., Camberwell-green Itrumbridge, Chas. Thorpe H y . ditto tryant, Chas. Kingston lit.R•kingham, Wm,. Woking Iluckle, Fras. Epsom Buda, Chas. H. Stockwell Com- 'non Ludgen, Jno. Croydon Outwood "urb "rY, Jn o . New Pond, Rei gate David Newdigate Jno. ditto S. Leatherhead Jourdock, F re d . Chiddi ng f o ld burn,Wm. M. St. John, South wark Tiurnett, Abm., jun. Croydon Iturningham, Rev. Thos. Burstow , Geo. Farnham Burt, Th os . Red-hill, Reigate -----, Wm. Curtis R e i ga t e Butcher, Thos. Cranley, Burton, Jno. Shere Esq. Eashing J. B. Commercial-road, Lambeth Cadett, Thos. Salmon's-cross, Reigate CalTyn, Peter Flanchford, Buck- 'Calv ert, Wm., Esq. Oc land kley IC:ambers Henry Kingston (2arter, Win. ditto Aaron St. Saviour, Southwark Croydon Bedford• road, Lambeth Cave, Jno. East Moulsey C haleraft, Dunsfold IChalloner, Col. Bisse Egham Vharr.bers, Lancelot, Esq. Moreden Epsom ditto Godalmi rig ditto Witley and Guildford Pm n Edw. Clink, Southwark J Bletchingly , no. LGen., Esq. Lingfield - kiemore, Geo. Beddington Co stledine, Wm.Catley, Steph. Wm. Chu(ller, Jas. -----, Jas. jun. Alfred Allen Geo. Coiner ---------.,, —, Rd. Pirbright '-narman, Jas. Wott on Charrington, Robt. Carshalton Ch ild, Coles Belvedere-wharf, C hilds Lambeth C has. Wimbledon Chi: ty, Edw.,jun. Worplesdon, "----, Bartht.lomew Farnhaml ..........., B. Leatherhead ----, T. ditto Churchman, John, jun. Ewhurst Cliurtonl Hy. G o d a lming --------., Chas. ditto Clark, Walter, Esq. Chertsey -----, Christi an , Jno. Egham -4 -----, L. Leatherhead •------, ltd. Ify, jun. Dulwich •-----,,,, Jno. * Denmark-hill 'lement. Robt , ten. Nutfield ---------, Robt , jun. ditto -----______ Win . , sem. - di tto ---------. Wm jun. ditto CLfford, Thos . ' Clink, Southwark e lude, W •Egham Cl m" Esq. ose, Chas., Esq. Haslemere Glutton, Ily. flartswood, Reigate Codner, Rd. St. ()lave, South wark COO , 'Wr n , Cobham Collins, n y. Richmond --------_, . Win. Worplesdon uolernari, Jno• E ffi ngham Collyer, Andrew Farnham Co o tribe Ilat vey, Esq. Cobham -ambes, Wm. c QDorking r nYns, Fit zw i lliam, Esq. Ling- Coayngharn field , Lord Albert D. C Alielcleham and Dorking oomber, Geo. Crowhurst ---"----, Thos ditto --... ------, Jno. South Park, Bletchingly e^o, per, Ilobt. Clink, Southwark `-'oPpane, lly. St. Saviour, do. Cornwall. Jno E Farnham oster, Jas. •' Esq. Streatham e3uisrualc e r , L. A. E s q. Wor- Cou rtneidge plesdon , R. Cox, Li eut. Jas. Leather head Croydon ---...., Jim. Bermondsey Cram!',, Th oos C iafo r , Ths. Jne. 'Wallington . Crabon-place, Lambeth Crawford, Rev. C. Woodman sterne Crespigny, Sir Ch., Bart. Ewell d Cres•ingham, Jonah q. Carsh itto alton `rewe, Saml. Kingswood richer Aaron Brixton Croft, deo. Wimbledon Crok e Chertsey r, Rt. H on . J . W. West Cross W 31oulsey m. East orsle Crowder, Fred. R., Esq.H y Cr ham owther, W. Streatham Crump, Wm. Bagshot, Crunden, Hy., sen. Reigate , Hy., j un . ditto — `"lng, Geo. W. Haslenien Currie, Jno., Esq.. Sanderstead ,o,etl' it ) ° re ,t t; c - I,Va t ` 1)00 ,ir s• r o 1 ire lc c , cou'',y Franks, Geo. - - . --, Mark Frederick, Edward, Esq. Walton-on-Thames , Sir R., Bart. ditto —, Roger, Esq. ditto Freebairn, John C., Esq. Byfleet Freeland, Wm. Stoke D'Abernon Freeman, Thos. Dorking Freshfield, James W., Esq. Betchworth Talworth Addington ditto Fuller, Wm., sen. --, William Robt. Willis Garrard, Hatsell Sutton , Robt. , Esq Streatham Garraway. Edward, Esq. Byfieet Garton , 'Rd. Wisley Gates, Rd. Bramley Gibson, John, Esq. Gibbs, Wm. Gilbert, John Odes, Geo. Jas. St F re e a te t t a am m - Epsom Egham Goldhawk, Rowland, sen., Esq. Shere --, Rowland, jun. ditto Goldsmith, Wm. Ripley Goodman, Josh. Hastcomb Goose, John Croydon Gosse, Hy., jun., Esq. Epsom Gosling, Bennett, Esq. Roe hampton Gouldney, Arthur Eghatn Gower,Wm. Lev ison, Esq. Titsey Grantley, Lord Wonersh Gravatt, Geo., jun. Ewhurst Graves, Thos. West Moulsey Grazebrook, Hy., Esq. Chertsey Green, Wm. Titsey ----, Thomas Cheam James St. George, Southwark Greenhill, Josh. Carshalton Greenvrell, Smith Christchurch Griffin, John Camber well Grimm, Pancatz Claremont Grinham, Win. Oodstane Gumbrell, John Dunsfold --, John, jun. ditto ' Gutteridge, illiam Selsdon, Croydon Haines, George C., Esq., Godalming Hale, John Bletchingly -, Richard Nutfield Hall, Wm. Godstone -, A. W., Esq. Walton-on hill -, Charles Eweil Halsey, Hy.. Esq. Ash Hammond, Win. Capel , Henry Horsell Hamlin, Robert Nutfield Hampton, Geo. Reigate Hankey, J. 8., Es 4. Fetcham - G. J. B. Esq. ditto -, W. 13., Esq. ditto B. 8., Esq. ditto Harding, Jno. Horley , Jno. Frensham , Jno. Churt Hards, Wm. Cobham Harland, Saml. Robt. Mitcham Harman, Edwd. Malden Z. D. Walcot-place Lambeth Harris, Hy. Tilford Harrison, Gco. Godalming Hart, Wm. St. George, South wark Harvey, Capt. Stoke D'Abernon --, Jas. Wandsworth Haseltine, Saml. K. South Lam beth Hatch, Rev. Thos. Walton-on- Thames .-.......'"., Cliff Woking Hawkins, Jno., Esq. Thursley Haydon, Saml. Baulky Haynes, W. B. Micklcham Head, Gee. Lingfield _ , Wm. Turner Holley Jesh. Wonersh Heather, Jno. Worplesdon Hemming, Hy. R. Foxley-road, Brixton Hepburn, Thos. Bermondsey Heward, Jno. \Vitley Hewer, Josh. Chobham Hewett, Jno. Farnham Hibburd, Win. .g.gham Hicks, Tho 3. . Tooting 1 , Hy. Cranmer-road Brixton Coulsdon Dorking Hinton, Bridge-road, Lam- Hills, Thos. Hind, Chas. Hoare, lly. -,Juo., jun. Dunsfuld ditto , .. ----, C. R., Esq. Godstone loath, Jas. Crowhurst Ho-Chcc, Jno., Esq. Lingfield Hockley, Fly. Frimley Hodges, Alfred Illoredon Hodgson, Christr. Croydon Holdsworth, Hy. Reigate Holland, Wm. Elps Gedalming Holliday, Wm. Charlwood Holmes, Rev. Hy. Shere Home, Sir Everard Ham Hooker, Thos, _ 13urstow Hooper, Jno. Thos. Camberwell game ; Uobt. Kingston i ' E ) t 7t4 r - --- w - 2 - -- 2 r;, -1 i j A e 7l fii , : a, ,_,. k /et '' -.-. \., l` ~._ ,= i - , -...- , t ,-.•• _ _.) 4 ..,:„ -4...‘ - -:. 14,362. RESIDENCE. Wotton Banstead Lingfield Dorking Charlwooil W. Horsley Ockley [nnes, Geo. Archibald Abinger [nwood, Rd. Guildford and, mms, Jas. -, Geo. Thos. Cranley Merrow ditto ditto; Jenner, Jas. Wire Mill, Godstone Jewell, Jas. Blindley Heath, Godstone Jno. Lingfield Johnson, Roderick Mitcham Saml. Albury Jelliffe, Sir W. G. H. Bart., _ _ Merstham Jones, Arthur . Horley , Benj. Elstead , Ivan Chas. Camberwell Joy, Jno. Cheam Joyce, Rev. Jas. Weyland Dorking Outwood No. NAME. Howard, Fred. Howell, Rev. Jas. Hubbard, Wm. NA ME. RESIDENCE, Pannel, George Ash Parratt, H. M., Esq. Effingham --, Latimer, Esq. ditto Paris, Edward Egham Parker, John -, John Chessington Reigate I Parsons, Wm. _ Shalford NAME. RESIDENCE. Underwood, William Alerstham NAME. RENIDENC E. Whiting, A. R. Clapham Road place Wilder, Fres. B. L. Godalming Wight, Major Artington Willeter, Charles Kingswood Willes, Josh. -Cheam Willis, William Great Bsokham Williams, Charles Frimley Wilkins, John Guildford Winkworth, John St. Martha ----, Wm. Chiddingfold —, Arthur Witley Wing, Edw. Croydon Wisby, John Mount-street, Lambeth Wolfe, Capt. W. B. Cranky Wood, John Waddow Croydon —, Frederick Putney —, Wm. Leigh Ditto —, Samuel Lingfield --, Charles, jun. Epsom —, John Seal —, Alexander ditto William Worplesdon Woodhouse, Edward Esher Woodrow. John ___Dorking -, Thos., jun. Humphrey, Josh. Hunt, Edw. Hurrell, Allen Vanner, John Wreeelesbam Vernon, Robt., Esq. Banstead . Vigor, John Hurley Wade, John Clink, Southwark Wadbrook, William Kingston Waghorn, C. . Ewell, Waksford Thomas Dorking , John Stoke Waldegrave, John Godstone Walker ' John Coulsdoa Wallis, David Cobham , Walton, W. H., Esq., Oxted' , James Christchurch Ward, Rev. Jno. Edwd. Rut Clandon Waring, Alfred Norwood Warner, George Witley Washburn, Rd. Titsey Waterer, Michael Horsell Watkins, John Wandsworth Watney, Thomas Wimbledon Watson, Jacob Clapham Park Waymark, Francis Newington Weaire, Edmund Bletchingly , John Ditto Wearn, Albert Wimbledon Webb, Charles North Park, Bletchingly , Rev. W. H. Send James, Esq. Hailemere Partridge, Wm. Dulwich , John Flint Hall, Godstone Pateman, Thos. Dorking Paterson, Wm. B. Wimbledon -, Wm. S. ditto Peacock, Jno. Codalminm -,Robert L. Norwood I Penfold,Jno. Reigate Penhryn, Edwd., Esq. Mortlake Perceral, Honble. Capt. Ban stead Perkins, Jno., Esq. Bletchingly Perry, Jas. W. , Esq. Chessing ton Peters, Jno. Godstone Edwd• ditto Phillips, Fred. P. Stoke D'Aber non Philps, Jno. Dorking Pickering, E. R., Esq. Clapham Pillbeam, Thos. Streatham Pimm,_Chas. Beddington •iidfP - - -- - . Woodruff, George We bridge Woods, Thos., Esq. Godalming ---, Henry, Esq. ditto , Rev. Henry ditto and Combe, Hants -, Chas. John Ditto , John Hambledon Woodyer, Hy., Esq., Guildford Worsell, James Osted Worsfold, John Dorking Guildford Chertsev Piper, Hy. Pollen, Josh. Porten, Geo. Egharii ---,Rev. Stamer Chariwood Potter, Geo. M. Guildford ---, Wm. Wandsworth Pratt, Thos. West Clandou Prickler, Robt. Godstone Charle9 Harleyford-place -, Harry A., Esq. Merton Weller, Richard Capel -, Samuel New Chapel, Godstone Wells, John Chertsey -, Richard Godalming -, Wm., jun. Honey Wentworth, Thomas Clapham West, William Farnham Wetherell, Rd., Esq. Sha'ford and Guildford Weymouth, Jno. Fru. Kingston Whitburu, William Guildford and West Horsley , Richard Godalming Whits, Charles Peckham , Wm. StockwellCommon , George Ewhurst Wright, George Mitcham Wyatt, John Ripley Wyeth, Daniel Godalming Wyllie, Alex., Esq. Claygate Yates, John, Esq. Kingston Young, Thos., Esq. Walton on-Thames -, Robert 'Dated Heathfield Dorking Pryor. Feti a Purdue, Wm. Thames Dit ton Croydon Raggatt, Chas. Wm. St. John, Southwark Raincock, Hugh D. Esq. Thorn. ton Heath, Croydon Reigate Carshalton Sutton ditto Mitcham Christchurch Godstone ditto Carshalton Lingleld Kingston St. George, Southwark Coulsdon Rabies Nutfield Relf, Sami. Reynolds, Chas. Richards, Gen., Esq. , Thos. A. Ring, Chas. Roper, Wm. Rose, Rd. --, Alex. Roupell, Rev. F. P., Row, William Rush, John B. ___, Harman ----:, John, Esq. Windlesham COUNTY OF SURREY. List of Persons being Assessed Servants for whom Game Certi ficates are taken out at 1/. ss. each. (SCHEDULE A. and B.) APPOINTED BT AND FOR WHAT NAME. RESIDENCE. PLACES. Andrews, Robert ...Byfleet ...By Lord Egerton, for Byfleet Atkins, Michael Headley ...8y or H eadley & M liam Strahan, Esq. fickleham Baker, John Banstead By John H. Linton, Esq., for Banstead Barnard, Henry ......Byfleet By Thomas Page, Esq., for Cobham. Brown, William Kingswood By Thomas Alcock, Esq., for Kingswood Coaks, John Oxted By C. H. L. Master, Esq., for Oxted Coles, James ... Hascomb By Joseph Godman, Esq. , for Hascomb Collins, George ......Woking By the Earl of Onslow, for Waking Collier, Henry ...Ash ... By Hen r y Halsey, Es+, for Peibright & Claygate Cramphorn, James ...Merstham .........8y Sir W. G. 11. Jolliffe, Bart., for Merstham, Al bury, Purbright, Chip stead, Alderstead and Russell, John ---, Wm. Sadler, Thomas Godstone —, James, Esq. Chiddingfold --, James, jun., Esq. ditto Sambrook, R. Thomas, St. George, Southwark Sanders, W. S. Burstow , Thomas Charlwood Melanethon ditto —, Win • Richmond Sandelands, Wm., Harleyford road Sargant, Josh. Reigate Sarsell, Wm. Buckland Saunders, Ibberson Newington —, Joshua, jun., Esq. Wandsworth , Charles Cobham Savage, John, Esq. Dorking Scarlett, Hon. R. C. Abinger Scott, Edward, jun. Barstow Scovell, John, Esq. Mickleham and Dorking Searle, Thomas Horne Seawell, Henry, Esq. Little Bookham Seward, Major Cranley —, Captain Thurslcy Sewell, Geo. D., Esq. Norwood Sharp, Wm. John Charlwood Shearman, James Lingfield Shepperd, Richard Esher Shoults, William St. o:ave, Southwark Capel Chipstead St. George, Southwark Simmons, Jas. Wm. Carshalton Skinner, Edward Lingfield ---, Thomas Godalming Sloper, John, Esq. Wandsworth John Wm. ditto Smallpiece, Geo ., Esq. Compt o n , Job, Esq. llurtmore , Frederick ditto Joseph, jun. ditto , Mark, Esq. Dorking , George Guildford Smeed, William Godalming Smith, William ilyfleet , Henry Chertsey , Samuel ditto , Thomas, sen. Frimley , William 'Woking , George Haslemere Col..las. Peckham Rye - , John Christchurch , Robert St. George, Southwark - , Samuel Norwood Smithery, James Abinger , Daniel Wotton , Charles Wonersh Snelling, George Bramley Snow, Henry,. Esq. Headley Sparks, James, Esq. Ryfleet Sparkes, Henry, Esq. Brantley --, John, Esq. Shalford , John, Esq. Wonersh , John ditto —, Wm., Esq. Guildford Speck, Robert Rotherhithe Sperring, Robert Dulwich Spicer, Hy., Esq. Leatherhead Spottiswoede, A ndw. , Esq. Capel Spratley, Richard Wotton Sprules, William Carshalton Spurrell, Flaxman Clink, South wark Stables, Charles L. Croydon Stanford, John Lingfield Stanbury, John St. Saviour, Southwark Steer, Benjamin, • Oxted Steere, Lee, Esq Wotton Stenning, William Godstone Stevens, Wm., Esq. Mickleham --, Richard Cranky -----, John Hale -, John William ditto -----, Alfred Farnham ---, Charles ditto ------, Edmund ditto Still, Charles llorsell Stone, George Ewell —, W. Leatherhead , E. ditto Stovold, Thomas Tilford Henry Runfold Stowers, Thomas Ewell Straban, W. Esq. Headley Street, John ' Cranley —.—, Henry Wonersh , William ditto ~tringer, John, Esq. Effingham Stubbs, Johnson Sutton ,itey. S u t u m r g n ee Tobias I W,. i ee t l S ----, W. H. Esq., East t'lan don Chaldon Crumpton, George ...Walton-on-Hi11...8y Felix Ladbroke, Esq. , for Leatherbead Day, John Bookham By Joseph Bonser, Esq., for Polesdon Deakins, George Tandridge - ...By C. H. Turner, Eli+ , for Tandridge Dell, Isaac Merstham By Sir W. G. H. Jolliffe, Bart., for Merstham, Al bury, Purbright, Chip sfead, Alderstead and Chaldon Edwards, James Wonersh By Lord Grantley, for Shaldford, Bradston and Shalford, Clifford, Tan- gley, Bramley, and Bramley West Ford, Henry ... Witley By John Leech, Esq., for Combe Brates & Witley Fry, William Farnham - By George Thomas Nichol son, for the Manor of Waverley Gale, Robert Frimley By James Lawrell, Esq. , for Fr imley Goldsmith, Francis... Ember ..By William Speer;Esq., Ca. Ember and Weston Groves, William Pimp By John Cater, Esq. , Thomas Ditto Hardstone, James....Titsey By W. L. Gower, Esq. , • for Titsey, Talsfield, and Limpsfield Hawes, Mark Epsom By the Baron De Tessier; for Woodcote Park Heaysman, Henry ...Felbriage IS y or Ge elbr or geidge Raikes, Esq., f F Hitchcock, John Woking Sutton Park,Sensl,hi ng . ham, and Woking __ .. Shrubb, John Shurman, James Shuter, John A. Huck, Thomas Woodmansterne ...By Geerge Reid, fsq., for Woodsmsnsterne Hughes, William Farnham By the Lord Bishop o f Winchester, for Farn ham, Surrey, and Bent ley, Hants Innes, Edward .......Carshalton By Jonah Cressingham, Esq., for Carshalto n Keen, George , Capel. B y Jon Farnell, Esq. Metcalf, George Streatham By William Fuller, Esq. , for the Manor of Vaux ball Nye, John Ewell By E. R. Northey, Esq for Ewell, Cuddington, and Cheam Patey, Thomas Arlington By James M. Molyne ux , Esq., for the Manor of Losely Smith, William Sutton By Jonah Cressingham, Esq., fur Sutton John Gatton ...............By Lord Monson, for Sutton Spong, James ...Ockham By the Earl of Lovelace, for Ockham, Wisley, East Clandon, East Hors ley, Hyde, and Jerry Farms Stent, James Capel By John Fame% Esq. Swansborough, Wm. Godalming By Francis B. Wilder, Esq., for Busbridge Temple, William ....Mitcham By James, Moore, Esq., for Biggen and Tam. worth Oxtedl COUNTY OF SURREY. List of Persons who have takes out Game Certificates at 31. 13s. 6d. each, such Persons not being Assessed Servants. Schedule C. APPOINTED BY AND FOB WIIAT NAME. RESIDENCE. PLACES Bartlett, Thomas Theuseley For the Manor of Cosford Cox, Abraham Copthorne By C. M. Sampson, Esq. for Burstow Court Lodge. Dives, John. ...Lingfield.... ...... For Colledge and Bill burst. Franks, Thomas ...Horley... By the Governors of Christ's Hospital for Holley. Hard's, Edward Newdigate... ..... For Temple Elephant Greens, Marchland, Ropar, Tockfoid, and Demesne of Dean, Haylock, Themal Walton-on- H ill .. For Walton- on-the- Il ill Neale, Thomas, jun Reigate: By Lord Somers for itoi gate, the Priory of Reigate, and Holey, Skinner, Richard Bletchingly ....... For Bletchlagly --, John Farnham Swan, Robert Capel --, Edward Dorking Sweetenham, Thomas E. Chid dingfold COUNTY OF SURREY. LIST OF PERSONS LICENSED TO DEAL IN GAME RESIDENCL Bee 14 ett, Benjamin ...... ...Eghara 'Tabor, Capt. S. J. Walton-on. Hil Cross, Jame. Croydon Clark, 111aullam ....Peckham Tanner, John Sutton -, John Norwood Alfred T. Upper Tulse Hill Epsom Thorpe Carshalton Tckell, John, Esq. Frimley. Dupere, Abraham Wali,vorth Furlonger, Wi11iam........ Guildford Tate, John H., Esq. Taylor, Josh. John Giles, James . Croydon Joyce, James Thames D;tton . . . Terry, William Outwooa ---, George Maldon --, Thomas Home ----, Charles Wandsworth Leman, Edward Walworth Lucock, William Epsom Thomas, Heni y Croydon Thornton, H. M., Esq. Chobham ,----, James Barnes New, John ..Kingston Redman, William .bulw•ich Richard, Esq. Merton Thurlow, Rev. Thos. Guildford and Ewhurst Tickner, John Cranley --, James Godalming 'Main, Thomas Norwood Tinian', Thomas Streatham Tinkler, Wm., Esq. St. Mattha --, Wm. Alex. Pu'ney Townsend, Thus. Wandsworth Toy, James Chobham Trigg, William Woking Trist, Richard Croydon Trotter, John, Esq. Epsom Tubb, William St. George, Southwark Tucker, Josh. Windlesham Turner, John, Esq. Banstead --, William Elstead , Chas, H„ jun, Esq. Got. stone Tycross, Edward Wonorsh Thomps.on, Thomas.— —Newington Todd, James..... Kennington Wall, Geo. Alexander Richmond Waterman, George Ditto Weyer William Camberwell . Made up to the 7th September, 1838. By Order tif the Board, CHA S. PRES SL Y, Secretary. Stamps and Taxes. PENALTIES.—The Commissioners of Stamps od rs"— hereby give Notice, that eve r y p erson t a ki ng , killing, or Pu* Game wi'hout first obtaining; a Certificate, incurs a penalty 0120/, and is also liable to be surcharged in double the amount of the Cer tificate Duty. Any person in pursuit of Gam e r e f us i ng , on b e i n g duly required, to produce his Certificate or to permit th e same Nib. read, or a copy thereof to be taken, or refusing to declare his true name and Plac e of res id ence , also incurs 4 . penalty of 201. M GAEKZEFERB are des d tr°- to take notiue tiutt 3 Certificate •• . 0 7.. k • •• 4..egq: f - "it"..--'; Jr --., 0 t r , ,,,,, , - •,'•,..,,,, 'c L l ,:-- ; -_-_: , t -. -- ;\1-. - - -. i. ,- .1 - 4. ( . -- --, 4 , 74 ---, g- i -.3. .:.1 -- , ,,,..4. % .-.•.* 4 4 — ,;4.4 ••*/ t to. 1 4 , Se , . 3 ' ' \r ; - 4i -4 i .t=7 , ' •••• ~ ,a '- 74-. N .-. '''' • " s '-.:.,,,.:Y .. .e , , • • WITH WHICH Tit E " TRUE SUN" IS NOW IN CORPORA A. E"" - I D. • LON DON VVI_,'DNES DAY EVE AN IN G, SE PTEM : ER 19, 1838. the rate of l/. ss. will not authorise any person to kill Game beyond the limits of the Manor for which he is deputed ; and, in order that a Certificate at such rate of Duty may protect a Gamekeeper, it is requisite, not only that he should be deputed by some Lord or Lady of a Manor or reputed Manor, but also that such Deputation should be registered with the Clerk •f the Peace, or the Gamekeeper will be liable to be surcharged in double the Duty of 31. 13s. 6d, and also to be prosecuted by any common Informer for the penalty of 201. It is the intention of the Commissioners of Stamps and Taxes to publish in a separate List th• names and residences of all persons surcharged in double Duty for sporting without Certificates. H 0 ULD this meet the eye of the MOTHER who a few veal; since LEFT HER HOME and ONLY CIIILD, and will communicate with her friends, it may prevent the most serious consequences t• an aged and deeply anxious parent. Manchester, 1838. 0 1 / "". . 2.fr ~0 $ 4 l , - \,,G ; • je2., Jupp, Jno. Kaye, Wm. Ockham Keatley, Mid:it. Streatham Keen, Wm., Esq. Godalming ---, Chas. Eashing , Saml. Frensham , Thos., Esq. Croydon , Jno. Weybridge , Edwd. ditto Keir, Lawrence, Esq. Chelsham Kelsey, Edward Horley , Hy. Burstow , Robt. Crowhurst Kempster, Hy. Farnham Kerriek, Edwd., Esq. Ockley Kettle, Geo. Artington Kidd, Waring Godalming Kimberley, Geo. Egham King, Robt., jun. Dean Farm, Harley Home Blindley Heath Place Farm, Bletchingly Alichl. Ockham —, Hon. M. Lock Chertsey , William Branley —, William Godalming Kirby, Thomas Reigate Kite, Jahn C. Sutton Knight, William Esher —, Geo. Santo' Reigate , Geo., Esq. Farnham —, Chas., Esq. ditto Knowles, Thos. Horn ell' _ . - , Jas. —, Thos. —, Jno. ~ Jas. Thos. Reigate La Coste, Thos. 8., Esq. Chertsey Ladbrook, F., Esq. Walton-on- Landoll, Wm. Wright St. John, Southwark Lang, ltobt. More Park Langford, Pee. Farley Court Langton, Josh. Wandsworth Larkham, Sarni. Roehampton Lawrence, Jas. Chalcroft- terrace, Lambeth Lawrell, Horatio, Esq. Friinley Lawson, Jno., Esq. Lambeth Lodge Peckham Park House, Charl wood Jr.o. Beers Farm, Holley Worplesdon Leaie, Jas. Lee, Jno. Geo. --, Thomas Vitle, -, Geo. St. Olave, South . - wark Leech, Jno., Esq. W itley Leyte, Jno. G. St. George, Southwark Legg, Thos. Bletchingie) Le Terriere, Pierre Streatham Lewis, Steph. Roehampton Linton, Jno. Hy. London-place Livesey, E. J., Esq. Stoke Lock, James Godalming Lockwood, Joshua St. Olave, Southwark Long, Hy. Laws, Esq. Hamp ton Lodge Kingston Thorpe Wanberough Pitfold Longcroft, Edw. C. Longhurst, Thos. Loveland, Geo. -----, Hy Lucas, Thomas Lin' field' --,---, James Godslminff „ Lnlham, Edwd., Esq. Croydon M'Lead, John Stockwell-green' Major, Charles Artington Mann, James Haslemere ---, Wm. Newington ---, Wm., jun. ditto Mantle, Edwd. Christchurch March, Charles Dorking Marchand, Aaron, Limpsfiel ---, John Crowhurs' ~ George Marshall, Thomas Moredon --, Geo., Esq. Godalming .--, Alex., Esq. ditto Marter, Thos. Chertsey Master, Chas. H., jun. Oxted Mason, Rd. Stoke Matthews, Wm. Bramley May, James St. George, South wark ____-, Wm. Puttenham Mears, Geo. Byfleet Jno., Esq. Bagshot Aiillersii, J no. , E sq. G *dal rn ing and Chiddingfold --, Hy., Esq. ditto --, Thos., Esq. ditto -----,Thos., jun. ' Esq. ditto Middleton, Viscount Pepperhar row --_--, Chas. Charl wood _____--, Hastings Reigate Mildred, Robt., Esq. Walton on- Thames Mill, Thos. St. George, South wark Dorking Cheese, South. ;nark - Jno. Fras. Croydon Mills, Geo. Batchelor's Farm, Limpsfleld Jno. Foil Farm, Oxted - W a s. Cat erham Mitchell, Nimrod Slalford Chas. W itley Moline, Hy. Godalming Molyneux, Arthur, Esq. Ar tington --, Rev. Geo. More, Compton Monk, W. G., Walton-on- Thames' Moore, Thos. Sodsione i Morris, Wm. Edgar Streaf;:ani Mortimer, Chas.,. Esq. ditto) ----, Herbert R. ditto Mumford, John Chobliam Miller, Wm. -, Thos. , Rd. St. Georg, Nalder, Francis Streatham Howard ditto —, Francis H. ditto Napper, Henry Dorking Nash, Wm , Esq. Leatl:erhead --, Josh. It eigal c —, John ditto Nasmyth, Jas. F. Chobliam Newberry, Chas, Esq. Godstone Newington, Samuel Crowhurst Newman, John Esher ---, Richard Clapham' Newnham, Thomas florley Newsome, Benj. Bermondsey Newton, Wm., Esq. Wandsworth Nicholson, Geo. Thomas, Esq. Waverley ---, Sam., Esq. ditto Nicholls, Nath. St. George, Southwark Walton- Nightingale, Thos. on-Thames Noakes, John T. St. Saviour, Southwark Northey, E. R., Esq. Epsom Nottidge, Chas. Streatham Nugent, Hight Hon. G. G. Chandos-st., Cavendish-sq. Nuns, Alfred Woking Oliver, Henry Chiddingfoltf Onslow, Edm., Esq. Ripley Overton, Jno.Thos.,jun. Cheam Oxley, Wm., jun. Leigh Padbury, Andrew, jun. Epsom Page, Jno. Mortlake and Kes‘ --, Michael Farnham Paine, Thomas Thor ley --, Richard --, 'Wm. P. ditto Farnham -, John M. John ditto Mortlake . - Paley, Thos.. jun. Reigate --, SI aning ditto Palmer, William St. George., Southwark CONTRACTS FOR RUM,_WINE, SUGAR, TOBACCO, PEAS, OATS, AND COALS, DEPARTMENT OF VIE COMPTROLLER FOR VICTUALLING AND TRANSPOR I.' SER VICES, SOMERSET-PLACE, SEPT. IS, 18:35. THE COMMISSIONERS for EXECUTING the OFFICE of LORD HIGH ADMIRAL of the UNITED KINGDOM of GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND, do hereby give notice, that on THURSDAY, the 27th Instant, at Ono o'clock, they will be ready to treat with such Persons as may •be willing to Contract, for supplying and delivering into Her Ma jesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford the undermentioned Arti cles, viz.:— RUM /The produce of the Bri- 1 tish Possessions in the 75,000 Gallons i Half of each in three West Indies rt ir s ritlu s e c e s c a lf o t Bri-} ' weeks, and the re- WINE, WHITE (Strong bodied)...l2,COO Gallons mainder in three weeks afterwards. 100 Tons Hay f ofleach in a fort- P..) Tons - night, and the re PEAS 500 Quarters mainder in a fort- T SU O CI B A AC R CO night afterw,-ds When tobe delivered. flight afterwarc OATS (Scotch Potatce) lOO Quarters:- - -Within ten days. Handpicked IIItYNDOR. Half in s ix weeks, 600 Tons and the remainder COALS W E A c Y H , LLLAANNEGLELNy: l in one month at_ or GRAIGOLA N terwards. The Rum, Wine, Sugar, and Tobacco, to be exempted from the Customs' Duties. Samples of the Sugar intended to be supplied, of the Wine (not less than two bottles), of the Peas and Oats (not less than two quarts of each) must be produced by the parties tendering•; and Samples •f the Tobacco, and of the description of Sugar ad missible, together with the Conditions of the respective Contracts, may be seen at the said Office. No Tender will be received after One o'clock on the day of treaty, nor any noticed unless the party attends, or an Agent for him duly authorised in writing. Every 'fender must be addressed to the Secretary of the Admi ralty, and bear in the left hand corner the words 64 Tender for " and must also be delivered at Somerset-place, accompanied by a Letter signed by two responsible persons, engaging to become bound with the person tendering, in the sum of 25/. per cent. on the value, for th e due performance of each of the Con tracts for Win e and Sugar, and by one person in the sum of 2001. for the d ue per f ormance of the Contract for Coals. NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSUR ANCE and DEFERRED ANNUITY SOCIETY. 26, CORNHILL, LONDON. Capital,"soo,ooo/. Fame Graeo the DUKE of SOMERSET, F.R.S. DIRECTORS. T. LAMBS MURRAY, Esq., Chairman. Col. Sir Burger Camac, T.C. S. 'Georg. Lungley, Esq. John Elliot son , M.D. F. rt. S. Kenneth Mackenzie, Esq. C. Farebroth e r, E sq ., Ald. John Rawson, Esq. H. Gordon, Esq. (Joseph Thompson, Esq. Robert Holland, Esq., M. P. PHYSICIAN—J. Elliotson, M.D., F. R. S., 37, Conduit-street. SIRGEON—E. S. Symes, Esq., 34, Hill-street, Berkeley-square. ACTSART—W. S. B. Woolhouse, Esq., F.R.A.S. By the new principles of Life Assurance in this Society many essential advantages, besides that of securing a provision far a family, or for old age, arc gained by the Assured, and thereby a vastly increased value is given to each policy effected with the Society. SPECIMEN OF ANNUAL PREMIUMS TO INSURE £lOO. Age I. 1 Age 15. I Age-SO. I Age 35. I Age 44. I Age 45.1 Age 50. X. s d. X. s. d. X. s. d. £. s. d. X. s. d. £ s. d. £ R. d, 1 13 7 1 I 8 6 2 4 4 2 10 11 t 13 8 3 0 4 4 4 '2 Option! aye f Frew SPECIMENS OP DEFERRED ANNUITIES BENEFITS. Es seeured, on attal of Sixty-five, by at nium of 21, 123, t.; t 0 1 Annuity. C:teh. Day. Annuitv£lo 00 Cash U 2 IS 0 ' e ZPodcy S 6 CUM& i I A " i K ni t u b a .tal cinugreilPloenß4Ea. ofSixty-flve,tl;l eil,T.option of A Payable Payable . Policy. 1 . next ge 11 , Payable , in for' Firth-'ann lln tia_ •_no us. Day. I Rum' parity ; • s. d. I £. s.. 20 47 10 6 , 294 II 0i403 N) 26 15 10 221 0 0201 40 13 19 1 115 8 -01133 s. (L (1. I X. s. X. s. d. X. s. d. 0 4 11 010 11 10 010 Q Q 0 0 0' 30 019 6 16 7 1 7 311 60i 4O 117 0 . 1 411 19 410 Also Annuities eonmenpiug at any other Age. Proapectuses, detailing the objects of tho Society at length, with every variety , of Talk', may be had by application 4t the Office, and any of the 13ranclies 7 which Ve c bli&hed in most of the principal Towns. F. FERGUSON CANIROUX, Secretary. ME TROPOLITAN LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. ME TROPOLITAN Directors hereby Rive Notice to Members whose Premiums fall due on the sth of October next, that the same must be paid within Thirty days from that date. The lending principle of the Society is to appropriate the WHOLE of the PROFITS (undiminished by Agency or Com mission), by way of reduction in the Premiums of Members of fire years' standing. Aril, sth July, and sth October, either of which The Premiums of Members (who are the only Proprietary of the Society), are payable yearly, half yearly, or quarterly, on the bth sjeavn-euraarlyd,as;shconstitutes the commencement of the year to Members; persons therefore, desirous of entering the Society as Members, on the sth of October next, should appear at the office, or transmit their proposals, on or before that day. RICHARD II EA T H FIELD, Superintendent. Princes-street, Bank, Sept. 10, 1838. attleiHnoro7oDEßS of POLICIES in the _______----_ T° EQUITABLE INSURANCE COMPANY ENTITLED ?ve l d p e e re r d c i e t n k; to the BONUS, due I st January, 1840, the UNITED KING o b f e 4 in L g ! a l i s io . DOM LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY affords the most con venient and moderate way of securing the Bonuses. If a Gentleman of 65, for instance, is entitled to a bonus of L ow., and should die previous to 1840, when the bonus becomes j“e he may secure the same to his family by the payment of only in like manner, may secure 1,0001. at the or 15 1 • the other half, being the amount of premium Impa la . three half ls;yelaortliy. pre miums, haif.y ariy, at th t e h i e ns r u a r t e e d .balf,yearly premium of 0/. per cent., being 60/., with this great advantage,dh oe cba 1: tdosio t : l a i t a or t ny , et s ai l r i e o l yuilLia as e itte f a e rt e me l ds i , n foo e r l r i inclin e d ee to esa c ur o : n : t n i te n ne u d e n t ,i,a h fty e ebr i n :Tarlrl(ol3:;:cdr, IMleiis death should when the amount of life, by paying the full premium annually, which will be exactly to expire when the bonus of the Equitable is safe ; this c cvniune half credit g al s l e o c w u e r d e: credit will be deducted from the sum insured. Every information will be afforded on application to Edward Bo}}•d. E s q., Resident Director, United Kingdom for to t tre Lify Assuranoe Office 8, Waterloo-place, Pall Mall, London, havingh a p pen no r e c y l i s e i m a 5 SALES BY AUCTION, NORFOLK. SAFE iNvEsTAIENT, EVERSION . VALUABLE ESTATE, AND R MESSRS. MURRAY, TATTERSALL, and MURRAY will SELL by AUCTION, on WEDNE,:- D AT, October, in Lots, at the Norfolk Hotel, Norwich, The valuable FREEHOLD (and small part COPYHOLD) ESTATE, known as ST. ANDREW'S BALL, situated in the Parish of Old BuOienhirA, 'within three miles of the market-town Cif 4ttitill(4l44o l qtl Af frgoi Norwich, comprising a mansion of ancient date, in park,liko grounds, with gardens and offices, and al other suitable appurtenances; together with three compact farms, with farm-houses, and convenient outbuildings, containing in all about 534 acres of good productive arable, meadow, and pasture land, producing, at low re‘nta, a Nearly rental of about 1,050/. per annum, and otferlng a safe investment, with an ample return of capital. Also the REVERSION of SIX MANORS (dependent on the life of a Lady aged 40 ) , ears) utettdltig over 4,000 acres of land, sub s iect to arbitrary fines. For further particulars apply to Mr. Nunn, St. Andrew's hall; Mr. Peck, at the Cock, in Attleborough ; Mr. Durraut, at the Norfolk Hotel, Norwich ; Mr. Rogers, printer, Newmarket ; Mr. Harker, No. I, Gray's Inn-square; Mr. Fearon, 1, Crown-office row, Templ e; at G arraway ' s C o ff ee- h ouse; an d to Messrs. Mur ray, Tattersall, and Murray, surveyors and land agents, 47, Pali*, ment-street, London. Letters to be post paid. HYDE, HENDON, AND EDGWARE, MIDDLESEX. Valuable FREEHOLD, COPYHOLD, and LEASEHOLD ESTATES, and GREAT TITHES. 311 ESSIIS. MURRAY, TATTERSALL, and MURRAY, will SELL by AUCTION , in Lots, at Gar rawgt TIILMSDAY, September 20 , at Twel ve o ' clock, FOX MEAD, comprising WA. 3a. 6e. of Freehold Meadow Land (land tax redeemed), with a quantity of fine Oak Timber, and good Barn thereon, in the virish of Little Stanmore, n ithin seven miles of Luadon, 57 A• 3 a. 20p. of very valuable Copyhold Meadow Land, nearly equal to Freeh o ld, an d land tax redeemed, adjoining the above, and with an excellent Frontage on the Edgwaro Road, only seven miles from HTde Park Corner , The Great fithes (land tax redeemed) extending over 23a. 3a. 24p. of Meadow Land, in the parish of Hendon. 16r. of Leasehold Aleadow Land at Collin Deep, in the parish of Hendon, Two small Lots of Freehold Land, with good frontage for build ng Cottages at Collin Deep. A Blacksmith's Forge and Whcelwright's Shop, with two br;ek built Cottages, and Garden, at the ily(le, only six m iles from London ; and a, Cettage and Garden at Burton Hole, Mill Hill, Ilendon. The Fines on the above Copyholds are moderate, and the whole property will be . sold so as to ensure a safe and remunerating in vestment. Particulars with Plans, may be had at the principal inns in the neighbourhood ; of Mr. Samuel Nicoll, of the Hyde, Edgware road ; of Messrs. Fladgate, Young, and Jacksons, 12, Essex_ street, Strand; at Garraway's an d of Messrs. Murray, Titttersoi, 444 Altirrqt, 47, 1' 4 6 14 4ie0t-sireet, ',otters post rid, ditto //,8 i r .~..~ r .^ ,-' ~~~" UNIVERSITY OF LOND ON FACULTY of ARTS. The feowing subjects of Examination in Classics have been selected:— For the Matriculation Examination in 1833: Horn. 11., Book V ; Cicero de Senectutc and de Amicitia. For the Matriculation Examination in 1 539 : Xenophon—The First Book of the Memorabilia; Horace—The Third Book of the Odes. For the Degree of Bachelor of Arts in IS39: Plato—The Apology of Socrates. and the Crito : Virgil—The Georgics, and the Sixth Rook of the Xneid. For the Degree of Baehelar of Arts in 1840. The Antigone of Sophocles; 'lhe Agricola, Germania, and the First Book of the An nals of Tacitus. R. W. ROTHMAN, Registrar. Sommet-house, Sept. 17, 1838. PUBLICATIONS. Second Edition, enlarged—Priee reduced. This day, Bvo. post, 6s. cloth. PROVERBIAL PHILOSOPHY: A BOOK OF THOUGHTS AND ARGUAIENTS. By MARTIN FARQUIIAR TUPI'ER, Esq., M.A. Jost-ph Rickerby, Sherbourne-lane, King William-street, City. ( 1 1': . 7 r PRICE sd. BANK OF ENGLAND, SEPT. 13, 1638. rl - 1 HE COURT of DIRECTORS of the GO. VERNOR and COMPANY of the BANK of ENGLAND give notice— • That a GENERAL COURT will be held at the Bank, on TRUItSHA r next, the 20th instant, at Eleven o'Clock in the Fore noon, to CONSIDER of a DIVIDEND, which will be also one of the Quarterly General Courts appointed by the Charter. JOHN KNIGHT, Secretary. EAST INDIA HOUSJ, SEPT. 12, 1838. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the EAST INDIA COMPANY do hereby give noece, That the QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY appointed to be held at their House, in Leadenban street, on WEDNESDAY, the 26th September, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, is MADE SPECIAL, for the purpose of laying before the Proprietors, for their approbation, a Resolution of the Court of Directors of the sth September, granting the sum of Five Thousand Pounds to the Estate of the late Mr. William Fra ser, upon the grounds therein stated. 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A RTIFICIAL TEETH have hitherto been found ob jeetianable be INVALIDS taking MEDICINES which have a tendency te DISCOLOUR them, and by persons of bilious habits. Messrs. M have been successful in obviating thae objections by their NEW DISICO.. yEiry, and they can fix the above without extracting the 41T MYR, or' cawing any ineumbrance, and even en G U ;A..; of the Inuit tendlt nature, a ,, oteeting the adjoh.ing Teeth, however loos e.?;dWilt - Z . S or LIGA 'I ORES are used, and they M ATCH the ()Itlf4l ti A TEETH in point of Shape and Colour. GU Alt A NTEED for M CICATION and AR. TIC Ul• ATI ON. In consequence of their in 4 eravements in the mecha. nical department of Denti,try, they are enabled:to reduce their charges to theltell , witn scale,_ A Single Artificial Tooth ....„ A A S Set of Natuial Teeth ; ..... gold plate A Set of Nlesirs, Mallau's Ineorrodible Teeth, highly finished, with lino gold sockets, in the first style Filling a Ueeaycd Tooth with Mineral Suceedaneum 05 0 N.fl.i•— t Mons. MA LLAN , S en., may be consulted daily as usual, at 32, Great Ltmell-slreet i tioarn•hury, where he has been established since 182 g, and Mons. 11.2 W ARD MALLAN at 16. Princes-street, Hanover. square. £OlO 1 A 5 0 15 0 0 FitANICS T S SPECIFIC SOLUTION OF copADIA. Within a period of Two Months upwards of Three Hundred Patients were successfully treated at the Metropolitan Hospitals with FRANK ,'S SPECIFIC SOLUTION of COP A I BA. fly Joseph Henry Green Esq., F,It.S., one of the Council of the Royal College of Surgeons, Surgeon to St. Thomas's Hospital, and Professor of Surgery in the King's College, London. " I ha' e wade trial of Mr. Fra!:k's Solution of Copaiba, at St. Thetnas's II asp tal, in a variety of eases of discharges in the male and female, and the results warrant my stating, that it is an efficacious remedy, and on; which does net produce the usual unpleasant effects of Capailsa. (Signed "JOSEPH HENRY GREEN. 41, Lincoln's-Inn-fields, April 15, ISM. By Bransby Cooper, Esq., PA $., Surgeon to Guy's Hospital, and Lee tutor on Anatomy, kfs. Sze., and others most eminent in tile Medical Profenion. " Mr. Brarisby Cooper presents his eompliMonts to Mr. George Franks, and has great pleasure in h ear i ng testimony of the efficacy of his Solution Copatba in Genorriun, for which disease Mr. Cooper ha preteribed the Solution in tan sor twelve eases with perfect success. " Now-street, Spring-gardens, April 13 1535." This invaluable 'Medicine is confidently reoo • koneemled Strict ur es , Irrita tionorrhcca, fleets, Urethral 1,404 0 4305, Sp:lst/lodic ._: urifv. ticn of the Kidneys, Illa.kldg, Urethra, ard Prostate Gland; 3 ll ) . i . al l ing etiee's upon the gent ral health render it particularly applicab l e cases of relaao fibre and nervous debility. in all cases •f ' all Medicine,voo..tcrs in the I n lt e d Kingdom, ill Prepared only by Ge orge Franks, Surgeon, IA lillao kf r i a rs-road, Lon don, and m a y h e h z d o f a Bottles at 2.5. i41.,_ 46.6 d., tlod I Is, each Caul tON.--I.Toless i' George Franks, Black friars ro ad,. .ci .• lir. 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Sold by Simpkin and Marshall, Stationers'-court ; Onwhyn, therine-street, Strand ; Templeman, 248, Regent -street ; Chap pell, 19, Cornhill ; and all Booksellers in Town or Country. THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS. In the neighbourhood of London, both last night and this morning, much rain has fallen. We have a drizzling, disa greeable, foggy day, and November appears to have paid us a visit—a transitory one only, we trust—two months before it time. The reports received from the country continue fas vouraole. A week of splendid weather, with sunny days and frosty - nights, has been of incalculable benefit to those parts of the country where the crops were not previously secured. Gr, at progress has been made in the - harvest last week in the north of England ; and it is now very considerably advanced ; but we are informed, in the Hull Observer, that there still re.. mains a large portion of corn in the fields, and much is yet uncut. If there is any one week in the year that can be called the crisis of the harvest, it is that which has just passed. The entire harvtst throughout England and Scotland occupies little short of three months, and last week, occurring in the very middle of that period, and having been the finest we have enjoyed for a long time, has been of the utmost importance in ripening corn in the north, and in securing the crops in a large part of Eng land from the Tyne and the Tees southward. It cannot be said that the weather it even yet very settled. SCOTLAND —During the last three or four days, the weather has been perfectly delightful, and harvest work has in cone.- quence made rapid progress. The fields are everywhere whitening, and in many places the crops are mostly cut down. This state of matters is not confined to this neighbourhood - in Fife the same cheering appearances are presented, and, especially along the south coast, the barley harveit has far ad vanced, while some farmers are cutting their wheat,—Edin burgh Courant. A few days of sunshine is very much wanted to complete tie ripening of the wheat crop ; but with even ordinary weather the oats will, in the low-lyiilg districts, be fully an average crop. The potatoes appear to have suffered severely from the frosty nights of last week, in all parts of the country. Oats are everywhere a heavy crop—fairly above an average. Other kinds of grain will, we judge, be somewhat under an average. —Glasgow Chroni c l e . During the past week the weather has been most favour able for prosecuting the important labours of the season, and great quantities of barley, oats, and %%heat, have been cut down , n excellent condition. The nights and mornings have in general been cold, and on Sunday night so intense was the frost, that in some exposed situations the shaws of the potatoes have been completely blackened. The crops are, however, looking well, and, notwithstanding the late heavy rains, have sustained less injury than might have been expected. If the weather continue favourable, the whole, ere long, will be safely deposited in the barn-yards.—Kelso Chronicle. The weather has undergone a favourable change since our last. During the week, with the exception of Wednesday and Thursday, which were.hazy, with occasioaal showers, wts have had a good deal of sunshine. The wind is now S. W.. —Aberdeen Herald. We have had beautiful weather for the last two days, and the labour of the reaper has now commenced in earnest. There is every prospect of a plentiful harvest.—Glasgow Herald. On the farm of Mr. Alexander Lawson, Old Mills, near Elgin, there is a field of Chevalier prolific ten rowed wheat, some of the heads containing no fewer than so grains. IRELAND.—By the Mail of Mondry we learn that there has been no change in the weather since Friday, and that the reports received in tb city horn the country continued favourable. The Gazette of last night contains an Order in Council authorising the marriage of negroes in the \Veit Ind Colonies, by Dissenting Ministers, and in Dissenting or other places of worship. Yesterday evening an inquest was held at the Reel Lion, Clarges-street, Piccadilly, touching the death of James Turner, aged about 60. It appeared from the evidence of James Batchelor that the deceased was much addicted to drinking, arid latterly bad obtained a living by taking care of a stable in Lambeth-mews, Clarges-street. On Friday night lust he got very much intoxicated and lay in bed all day on Saturday, but was about on Sunday as usual, and witness be lieved he west to bed sober that night. Yesterday, however, in going into the stable to look for him, he found him sus pended by a halter frcm a book in the hay-loft, and quit© dead. Verdict—" Temporary in< anity." IMPORTATION AND SALE OF FOREIGN GR IN LEITH.—In consequence of the recent rise in tb„o grain markets, both at home and abroad, the ports have now been opened, admitting wheat at the duty of 2s. 3i. per quarter, expected haveout r p to Montthe and large rpeculatio , s have taken plac e in the for eign grain at I.eith during the past wee k. Sinc e the bonded warehouse s at Leith were day openedlt at the , .is o Nli oq i ucahritteri sxped e im been this w takeneek, s of wheat et average duty of 2s. Bd. ; a n d b a d the duty been at Is ., quantity taken our would have been equal to the whole stcck on va.al. Zhe supply of grain at present bonded in Leith is as foilons Of wheat there are 61,350 quarters ' which have been on hand fo r a consider a b le time, and if, in addition s , no 5,1,1 12,000 quarters which have arrived within the last six days, the total of wheat is 73,350 quarters. Should the wind prove favourable, the stock, we understand, will be considerably a ugmented, as from 20,000 to 25,000 quarters of wheat are daily expected. Of barley there is upward.; r.f 7,300 quarters, acd of oats above 36,700 quarters. In barley and oats there has he. r. little coming in bond, and not much doing.—Cale. donian Mercury, SUlClDE.—Saturday morning, h woman named Gordon, residing at Nu * 9, Socict" , p u t an end to her exis. tenee hanging If u r"., a na.l at the tack of the door. so' 4 the W . " rile ill° ettY V.) ri' e () Jl' 0 11$ oc ioe ,IjOre marl Ic." uceo, Pie (l ' ;coop ,fr ott 41. rofro- I .,tc, fri? ni f ~ o r~ f( 001 f r o o f f ° 61 , a n " 4 ; l'i l " ril i . 1/3" sot'